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Luis Garcia Case Study

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In my understanding, we answer the interrogatory on behalf of Luis Garcia, he is the one that has a contact with Ms. Osorio and he will attend the process in Jew Jersey. For IDMJI- Florida, many answers we have insufficient knowledge, but for some others Br. Luis Garcia gives us additional information that could help in our

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